A person should never make an important decision alone. According to the claim, one should never take important decisions alone. I disagree with this for two main reasons. First of all, some decisions directly affect our personal life. Listening to the advice of other people is essential, but we have to deal with outcomes ourselves. We have to listen to our internal voice when it comes to crucial decisions. My parents wanted me to be a financial adviser. They told me that it will benefit me in the long run because the job is highly paid. Of course, I listened to them and enrolled in a university to get the profession. Finally, when I started to work in a bank, I understood very quickly that it's not the job of my dream. As for the second reason, it's good to understand responsibility for a decision. People often choose the easiest way to attain their goals. It's the way our brain works. If someone gives us recommendations regarding a decision, it's likely that we'll use them. However, what if the person who gives a piece of advice is not an expert? He/she can be our friend or family member and wants only good for us, but the responsibility will be ours. For example, a friend says that a company's stock prices will significantly increase at the end of a month. He might be right, but what if he isn't? In my opinion, it's much better to make decisions alone since we feel personal responsibility for them. Finally, I think that all decisions which potentially will have a serious impact on one's life should be made by him/herself. This is because no one knows our motives and goals better than us.